Submitted on Tuesday 2nd July 2013
Published on Wednesday 3rd July 2013
Current status: Closed
Closed: Thursday 3rd April 2014
Signatures: 84
Tagged with
David Cameron ~ Marriage ~ Money ~ Tax
Reject tax breaks for married couples
David Cameron is to bring forward legislation in the autumn to recognise marriage in the tax system.
Why should a single, divorced or widowed person pay more tax than someone who is married? Would £150 a year persuade unhappy couples to stay together or encourage people to get married in the first place?
We want a Fairer Society. This is not fair! It is going back to a nanny state telling people how they should live their lives. It is a complete waste of taxpayers money. Why should unmarried people fund those who are married?
We must reject these proposals and not discriminate against people just because they are not married.
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